But Leonardo's vision has a "modern," fragmentary character, whereas Alberti attained a completeness in thought and life that fulfilled the Renaissance ideals of measure and harmony.
… The idea is to create a fullness, a totality, a completeness in which our charter schools help to uplift our traditional public schools".
The evolution "achieved a completeness" in the great Shakta saint Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa (1836 1886), "who held from his Shakta experience that the aim of all religions was the same and that the difference between the personal and the impersonal god was no more than that between ice and water".
Kripke suspects that it was his reading of Time and Modality which first interested him in the problem of treating variable domains (a constant domain was assumed in 'A Completeness Theorem in Modal Logic').
We extend this basic framework by introducing two additional operators that, when combined with the first three operators, allow us to prove a completeness result: in the formal framework, every EBL algorithm is equivalent to the application of the five transformation operators according to some control strategy.
Kripke's 1959 "A Completeness Theorem in Modal Logic" contains a model theoretic completeness result for a quantified version of S5 with identity.
Thus, a skater like Eldredge, a great spinner who possesses a reliable completeness in his skating but who is just beginning to land the quad, could be essentially out of the gold-medal hunt in Salt Lake City before he even steps on the ice for the long program.
"In your image" is a clear echo of Genesis; elsewhere, she refers to "that longing for a holy completeness in the form of a child," as if she were imagining herself as one of those barren Biblical mothers who desperately petition God to bless their wombs.
Based on a recent studies by Virnig et al (2002), these authors found a 98% completeness in each sample case with a >90% rate in the accuracy of reporting adjuvant therapy (Virnig et al, 2002; Maggard et al, 2003).
More than any writer since Chekhov, Munro strives for and achieves, in each of her stories, a gestaltlike completeness in the representation of a life.
Regarding age, we did not observe a decline with age as seen in the DCR or the SEER registries [ 6– 13] 13], but a lower completeness in young adults and elderly.
